Juvenile Rehabilitation

Juvenile rehabilitation refers to programs and interventions designed to help young offenders change their behavior, reintegrate into society, and avoid future criminal activity. Unlike traditional punishment, rehabilitation focuses on education, counseling, and skill-building. The goal is to address the root causes of delinquency, such as family issues, substance abuse, or mental health challenges. By providing support and guidance, juvenile rehabilitation aims to promote personal growth, accountability, and productive citizenship, ultimately leading to safer communities and reducing recidivism among youth.